Latest Electric Cars in India Are The Wave Of The Future - Not So Fast, I Say
There must be a lot of hype about the latest electric cars, and Tesla has succeeded in all aspects with its gorgeous high-tech electric cars. Toyota's Prius has proven its demand in other hybrid vehicles of similar technology in the United States and around the world. However, to achieve electrified transportation, we still have a long way to go. In fact, some of the earliest cars were electric. In the 1920s, Science Magazine assured us of such a future. Since then, many companies have proposed that electric cars are only to cancel the production, and even repurchases have been sold. Car.
Where are we today? Okay, more hope and higher electricity costs, and in 2016, oil and gasoline prices are very low, even if the use of all-electric vehicles saves costs, the additional $10,000 to 15,000 for similar models is not very attractive Big. Recently, I had a debate on LinkedIn to discuss the future development of evangelical Upcoming SUV cars, pro-global warming, and alternative energy soul electric vehicles-but it is difficult to argue with those who refuse to pay attention to these numbers. Say it
Not long ago, there was an interesting article about the manufacturing network. Andy Szal wrote: "Automakers have launched new electric vehicles with weak sales," he pointed out:
Despite the severe economic situation, the automotive industry continues to introduce new plug-in options. Strong consumer spending and widely used credit helped the United States set a record for cars in India 2015, but another key factor in this growth-low gasoline prices-severely hindered the electric car market. Industry research company AutoData said that 102,600 electric vehicles were sold in the US last year, a -17% increase from 2014. Bob Lutz, a former GM executive, said: "If the price of gasoline is $8 per gallon, consumers will quickly share the cost of electric vehicles, but when the price of oil is $1.50 per gallon, who is willing to pay $8,000 or 10,000 What about the premium of the dollar?"
From this perspective, the automotive industry had hoped that 1 million electric vehicles would be on the road by 2015, but so far, only 400,000 electric vehicles have been sold, which is quite impressive compared to cars driven by reciprocating engines. depressed. Of the 17.5 million cars sold in 2015, more than 100,000 were sold in 2015, which is still a small amount. Interestingly, people who are environmentally friendly and global warming believe that you will believe otherwise, that is, they will tell you that electric vehicles are the future trend. I said not so fast.
There is only one, foreign cyber attackers invading our power grid will kill this booming industry, and our government will have to tighten seat belts as soon as possible, which means that there are no longer tax incentives, which will stop the electric vehicle industry. Latest electric cars in India still have many speed bumps, and it is too early to call the death of reciprocating engines. please think about it
Where are we today? Okay, more hope and higher electricity costs, and in 2016, oil and gasoline prices are very low, even if the use of all-electric vehicles saves costs, the additional $10,000 to 15,000 for similar models is not very attractive Big. Recently, I had a debate on LinkedIn to discuss the future development of evangelical Upcoming SUV cars, pro-global warming, and alternative energy soul electric vehicles-but it is difficult to argue with those who refuse to pay attention to these numbers. Say it
Not long ago, there was an interesting article about the manufacturing network. Andy Szal wrote: "Automakers have launched new electric vehicles with weak sales," he pointed out:
Despite the severe economic situation, the automotive industry continues to introduce new plug-in options. Strong consumer spending and widely used credit helped the United States set a record for cars in India 2015, but another key factor in this growth-low gasoline prices-severely hindered the electric car market. Industry research company AutoData said that 102,600 electric vehicles were sold in the US last year, a -17% increase from 2014. Bob Lutz, a former GM executive, said: "If the price of gasoline is $8 per gallon, consumers will quickly share the cost of electric vehicles, but when the price of oil is $1.50 per gallon, who is willing to pay $8,000 or 10,000 What about the premium of the dollar?"
From this perspective, the automotive industry had hoped that 1 million electric vehicles would be on the road by 2015, but so far, only 400,000 electric vehicles have been sold, which is quite impressive compared to cars driven by reciprocating engines. depressed. Of the 17.5 million cars sold in 2015, more than 100,000 were sold in 2015, which is still a small amount. Interestingly, people who are environmentally friendly and global warming believe that you will believe otherwise, that is, they will tell you that electric vehicles are the future trend. I said not so fast.
There is only one, foreign cyber attackers invading our power grid will kill this booming industry, and our government will have to tighten seat belts as soon as possible, which means that there are no longer tax incentives, which will stop the electric vehicle industry. Latest electric cars in India still have many speed bumps, and it is too early to call the death of reciprocating engines. please think about it
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